I love quilting when I have the time. I moved to the area mid-2020 but hadn't managed to stop in…read morehere until today when I brought my mother-in-law along (who's visiting from California). What an excellent little shop! Much more intimate and less distracting than going to Joann's or another big box store. The little place was loaded with all sorts of great prints that I certainly haven't seen elsewhere. I quickly loaded up my hand with 14 different fat quarters, dreaming of projects that one day may or may not come into fruition. Such is the way! What I especially liked was the old school furniture tucked away in places throughout the store. I saw a couple of old Singers with their lovely polished wood, and they made excellent use of old cubbies for letter sorting. I'm a mild antique buff (rubbed off on me from my dad and his mother) and appreciate when something old finds a new home and use. The cubbies were filled with 4x6 postcards of fun quilts you could try, with the design on the glossy front and the instructions on the back. I believe these were free of charge, to help give customers inspiration. Too neat! There was an ample selection of colors as well as more exciting fabrics. Many floral designs and stately or muted tones of browns. Definitely good for finding a fabric to coordinate with but not detract from your main piece. I picked up a couple of plaids, which are always useful. There was a seasonal section (currently loaded with Christmas fabrics) that I imagine likely rotates throughout the year. There was a sale section for bolts that were running low, and cheapo $5 baggies of various fabrics that mix well. There was a section with felt and a small amount of flannel. Lots and lots and lots of bagged/boxed sets to choose from that have everything you need for a particular design (not my cup of tea-- designing my own piecing is highly satisfying to me). You'll also find other helpful items like thread, buttons, cutters, and the like. A space in the back with a large table for various lessons/classes (looked like there was one going on while we were browsing, but I didn't want to disturb them). There is a restroom available for customers as well.

They seem to have a great selection on materials and supplies for sewing. The workers were very…read morehelpful.

I love love love this store and the people who work here. The yarns here are great quality and…read morebeautiful colors. I especially love the sirdar jewelspun chunky with wool yarn (color blend: mother of Pearl..check out my video for how gorgeous these colors were) where I managed to get two beanies out of a single ball! But the best thing here are the lessons by Carrie Au. I'm a teacher myself and I can recognize an excellent teacher and Carrie is absolutely that. With just two lessons from her, I was able to basically do everything I needed to make 90% of what I could ever want to make. I then had spent a couple of months crocheting different things and came back for another more advanced lesson. Carrie knows all the yarn arts and can do things both right and left handed. And she has so many helpful tips that she's learned from experience that I never saw on any YouTube video or website tutorial (and in fact there are popular things out there i learned from her were NOT good things to do). If you want to learn (crochet or knitting), so worth coming here to take lessons (beginner through advanced). The other benefit is that their yarns and hooks are good quality so if you start here, you'll have such a better time and be more likely to continue.

First, the sheep is sated by her attention to the coffee and wine bar in the shop (how cool is…read morethis!). There is a large table next to the bar where classes and gatherings can be held. Another Very Smart Thing is that the yarns are sorted by gauge and cutely and clearly marked. The person on staff was helpful and I enjoyed talking with her. If I find myself in the area I'll certainly stop again.

I am so thrilled to see a crafting social space in south austin. The owner is so sweet and…read morefriendly- and so so so helpful. I've been here twice now, one for a free "make a protest sign" event and another time for a crafting event by Mutual Misfits. They have so many supplies here, things you probably don't even think about. The class was so fun- I came alone but still enjoyed the company of the crafting strangers. You can bring food in from the food trucks or order drinks right from inside trinkets and they will go and grab them for you. The pricing here is SO affordable, I would say expect to pay $35 on average for an activity.

Trinkets hosed my kids 13th birthday party and it was so fun! A room fill of middle-schoolers were…read morecreative and engaged in their crafts, without a screen in sight. Leslie was an amazing and helpful host and our time there was stress free and memorable. I've started going to monthly events and look forward to every one.

My new LYS (local yarn shop). Friendly,inviting and a lot…read moreof very beautiful yarns. Great classes and socials to meet other crafters.

Stopped in for the first time today. Lovely shop, great selection, labeled so well! Tara was so…read morehelpful and patient! Highly recommend!

Great spot with lots of quirky little gifts in downtown wimberley! I love that it's all local…read morestuff. We got a hand painted candle as a gift. They have lots of knitted things, handmade children's clothing, and woodworking. It's all really great stuff, and the prices are amazing! The service was really nice and helpful as well! Loved it.

I bought the cutest homemade purse to use with Sloths on it. It just reached out to me as if to…read moresay, " Take me Home ,"so I bought it. One of a kind. The women in shop were so friendly. Felt cozy in there. Picture of cloth purse posted.

Oh Wimberley! You give my city exhausted heart a rest…read more This is my 4th time coming to Wimberley Market Days - I think I've been coming from Houston every 3ish years since 2014. Not a fully seasoned market day gal but definitely not my first rodeo. First, Lions Club parking is now a $10 donation up from the $5 it used to be. There is one $5 lot but it's a cute walk. With shopping & an almost 4 year old kid, we opted for a close parking lot. There is something for everyone here. Vintage, garden art, pottery, freeze dried candy, jellies, hats, boots, hot wheels. There is even a donation only booth for a pet shelter/rescue. This is an open air market so weather is a huge factor here. Thankfully today was the first pre-fall cool front so the breeze & mid-80s awaited us! Bring your wagons/carts, coolers, fresh eyes & enjoy! Places like this remind me Texas is a beautiful place to live.

If you ever get a chance, this market is a must go! Mark your calendar, because it's only on the…read morefirst Sat of every month 7am- 4pm. Arrive early as parking fills up fast! $5 fee to park at some of the lots and bring a wagon to tow all your purchased goodies. Maps are provided at the entrances and be prepared to browse hundreds of booths/vendors selling everything- you name it! Plants, antiques, books, food, home made decor, garden decor, etc. Concession stands throughout the market- selling BBQ, burgers, breakfast tacos, sandwiches, snacks, and drinks. This market is entirely run by friendly volunteers. Entertainment (live bands) are located at each stand. We ended up buying a beautiful plant (dessert rose), cute metal TX armadillo decor, a large metal round TX star art to place on a large stone in our front yard, an antique bike planter, and a large metal wind spinner. Drove through downtown Wimberley afterwards, but there was so much tourist traffic, that it was impossible to park. Looked like there were lovely restaurants along the river as well. Checking out downtown may have to be on a separate day. Cute cowboy boot statues are decorated throughout the city, great for a photo op. We look forward to attending market day once again in the future.

Wow, what a pleasant experience. On a recent ride through beautiful Wimberley TX, I happened to…read morestop into this adorable little gift and "whatnot" shop. It's right at the entrance to the main square, which is filled with many similar touristy type places. My Wife loves browsing these stores, myself not so much. However this one was a cut above a lot of the others I've seen. In addition to the usual knick-knacks a place like this carries, they had some really nice looking items as well. Another thing struck me too, the nice, bright and airy feel to the place. It was really a very cheerful place and I spent a lot more time than I usually do in a place like this. And finally the beautiful red head who helped me. Although the store was pretty busy on a bustling Saturday afternoon, she took extra time to show me some cute things that she thought I'd like. I came to find out she was the owner and it was so refreshing to find someone as pleasant and enthusiastic in the store. If you happen to be in Wimberley, don't miss this nice little gem!

As an artist who's had some work displayed for sale in this store, I couldn't be happier with the…read moreexperience. The owner, Janet, really knows what she's doing and is always such a pleasure to chat with. The store itself is very unique and full of fun gifts. If you're in Wimberly, or driving through, you'll definitely want to check it out!!

Loved visiting Old Town Buda Antique Mall. The shop is full of unique finds, vintage treasures, and…read morebeautifully displayed items. There's a great variety, so you can easily spend time browsing and discovering something special. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are friendly and helpful. A great spot for antique lovers -- definitely worth a visit!

I was in the store for so many hours I lost track of time, being in this vintage place made me feel…read moreso good on the inside and appreciate the art history and literature that I found. I found some great old fairytale books for kids some candleholders, some old vintage French items and some really cool jewelry holders. There was so much more to admire about this place. I highly suggest it! Can't wait to return.